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district. wabc's toni yates can barely keep a straight face during this one. >> reporter: we talked to a lot of people today, and it has a lot of people saying what the heck and why? the school started monitoring that track and field area and quickly nabbed a suspect. he is still being paid while he takes administrative leave from his role as superintendent of kenilworth schools. he lives a few miles from holmdel high school where police have been trying to figure out who had been relieving themselves at and near the football field and track. they announced on the facebook page that they caught the culprit in the act. he was identified as tramaglini, who is 42 years old. the school district announced his paid leave on its page, assuring faculty, staff and

students that the district will continue its responsibilities without interruption. we spoke to these ladies on the track team who used the field regularly. >> it's something that a kid would do. but i was like, oh, a grown man. >> reporter: were your coaches like concerned about this? and concerned about you guys' safety, because they didn't know what was going on at that point? >> honestly, our coaches laughed along with us, the whole situation is so ridiculous. >> we know a lot of districts are trying to save money, maybe he was trying to fertilize the grounds. >> he was a superintendent, how did he not get a whiff of the whole sting operation? >> well played. well played, my friend. >> yeah. that was -- >> they must have skipped over him and gone to the number two instead. coming up, rihanna teaches

us some makeup techniques. and kevin hart risks his life for a nba playoff game. "the skinny" is next. >> poop jokes. "the skinny" is next. >> poop jokes.

♪ skinny we are leading off "the skinny" with a scare for kevin hart. >> a tire on his private jet blew out while he was leaving to go to a nba game. the plane fishtailed like crazy, but nobody was hurt. and he and his buddies are thankful for that. >> and a different friend has been charged with trying to blackmail hart with alleged sex tape. so somehow almost being in a plane accident isn't the worst thing to happen to hart. >> remember when he was bounced from the stage at the super bowl is after the eagles won? >> yes, yes. >> maybe he's trying to make a comeback, see, i still go to big

sporting events. >> they allow me to go to big sporting events. >> just not on the stage. next two big music stars. it seemed like they couldn't be any closer. literally. they're pretty close. >> get a room, guys. well, now, however, rihanna has just shed some light on the status of their relationship, whoa. it's beyond complicated. she said including how she really feels about the moment, drizzy gushed over her while presenting her with a michael jackson vanguard award. >> she's someone -- she's someone i've been in love with since i was 22 years old.

she's one of my best friends in the world. all my adult life, i've looked up to her, even though she's younger than me. >> here's what she just told "vogue." quote, having the energy around me and knowing the people who have received the award in the past made it a big deal. wading through that speech was probably the most uncomfortable part. i don't like too many compliments. >> so it wasn't really an attack. she said we don't have a relationship now, but we're not enemies either. it is what it is. >> they don't even have a friendship. >> and here's how champagne pappy can cover up his tears. using rihanna's personal makeup routine. in this video for "vogue", she admits when she's getting made up by a pro she still prefers to do some things herself. >> are you going to teach riri how to do the smoky eye?

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♪ come on, kenny, bring it in. >> that's a live look at our ♪ come on, kenny, bring it in. >> that's a live look at our control room there. we'll explain to you why we're looking at that. that guy who took my hair tips. hard to believe another week, though, has flown by, and if you blinked, you might have missed it. but don't worry, kanye west will likely say something outrageous next week. >> but we also got into this with paul williams. here you now our weekly friday rewind. >> several crew members killed. >> the military c-130 fell out of the georgia sky, nosedived into the ground and burst into a ball of flames and smoke. nine service members on board are dead and were on their way to arizona, flying a 60 year old

plane into retirement. >> anytime we lose any of our brothers and sisters in arms it's devastating. >> now the latest on the crisis at the border where a caravan of immigrants are seeking asylum. >> tonight that standoff at the mexican border intensifying. they had made a 2,000-mile month-long trip from southern mexico on buses, trains and foot. border protection officials telling abc news not a single asylum seeker has been processed. >> president trump is tweeting about that bombshell from his lawyer rudy giuliani. >> the president's attorney revealing the president repaid his personal attorney, michael cohen for facilitating that $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. >> it's not campaign money. >> the justice department and the federal election commission

already looking into how the payment was handled. >> kanye west and the backlash over his comments on slavery. >> when you hear about slavery for 400 years. for 400 years? that sounds like a choice. >> facing immediate backlash from tmz staffers. and getting near unanimous outrage on social media, one person tweeting, to say slavery is a choice is not only deluded but insensitive. >> it is may 3rd. we have finished. >> da, da, da, da. >> we are done with the cold. so it's a party. thank you, paul. it's been great. thanks. >> excuse me? excuse me? >> yes. >> you all are experts when it comes to journalism. but let's try to leave the forecasting to the pros. >> he's fightin'. >> oh, and he fought back. but again, it's an emotional day here as we say good-bye to our friend and colleague, our director sandy is retiring after 36 years at abc. >> he's the one who makes everything run smoothly behind the scenes.

good morning. good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this friday on "world news now." hawaii's kilauea spewing red hot lava into neighborhoods. a massive fire at a chemical plant in louisiana has forced evacuation of residents within a mile. the plant is owned by a company that provides products to the oil and gas industry. it's unclear what sparked the explosion that caused that fire. and the first lady, melania trump, is set to unveil her policy initiatives as first lady on monday. her spokeswoman says the focus will be on the well-being of children, including social media health and addiction. and 20 horses are expected to start tomorrow's kentucky

derby. >> do, do, do, do, do. >> well done. conditions on the track could be a little muddy. there is rain in the forecast. those are some of our top stories on this friday, may the 4th. from abc news, this is "world news now." so you have cinco de mayo on derby day. mint juleps mixed with margaritas? >> i'm not complaining. may the fourth be with you, by the way. >> star wars day. we're going to start with the breaking news breaking at this hour, where the kilauea volcano is spewing lava into a residential neighborhood where evacuations are under way this morning. >> that red hot lava is flowing down streets even. the big concern is that new cracks are opening up.

>> the latest quake registered a 5.0. a scientist explains why that is important. >> all of the earthquakes occurring in hawaii over the last few days were tracking this underground progression of magma. it picks up quite a bit as it ascends to the surface. the fountain of lava, something that we're used to seeing in hawaii, unfortunately, we're not used to seeing in residential areas. they're like bulldozers. they don't stop for anything in their paths. houses, agriculture, roads, power lines, so forth, are going to be consumed by this flow and destroyed. i really fear for the people in the puna district. a hurricane hit that corner of the island and later that year the highway was almost cut.

they've really been through a lot down there. >> as a precaution, emergency officials have warned residents to be prepared for a possible evacuation. at least they had a heads up on that. they also closed the area to visitors and ordered private tour companies to stop taking people into the region. >> we're going to continue to keep an eye on that for later this morning on "america this morning." now to the president's fixer and new levels of scrutiny that he's facing from investigators. >> we already knew about the fbi raid on cohen. now we learn they were keeping track of his phone calls. kyra phillips has the latest. >> reporter: sources tell abc news that in the days leading up to that raid of the home, office and hotel room of president trump's personal attorney, federal investigators were

tracking michael cohen's phone calls. it's called pen register. investigators could see who he was calling and who was calling him all in real time, but they were not wire tapping, not listening to any conversations. all part of a criminal investigation, in part, looking at possible secret deals made during the campaign to protect donald trump. >> why do you think they raided your office and hotel room? >> reporter: it's unclear how long before the raids investigators started tracking cohen's phone calls. but sources tell abc news cohen and the president spoke just days after the raids, meaning that phone call could be on investigators' radar. court filings already reveal prosecutors used warrants to search cohen's e-mails covertly as part of their months long vision into possible criminal conduct. the president has railed against those raids. >> it's a disgraceful situation. >> reporter: declaring attorney-client privilege is

dead. the white house wouldn't say if cohen is still the president's attorney. >> i'm not aware of specific places where he's representing the president. >> reporter: clearly there is mounting pressure on michael cohen. his personal finances and relationship with the president coming under intense scrutiny. and sources close to cohen vow that he will not flip on his most famous client. kyra phillips, abc news, washington. rudy giuliani says there's a 50/50 chance that mueller will try to compel trump to testify before the grand jury in the russia investigation. now we learned earlier this week that mueller has already raised the prospect of a subpoena if the president refused to sit for an interview. and the top spokeswoman for scott pruitt is leaving the agency.

liz bowman tells us her departure was a personal decision and has nothing to do with ongoing investigations of pruitt. she's the fourth aide to leave his side. and a miami police officer is suspended with pay this morning because of what happened during the arrest of a suspect. that officer is seen on video, appearing to kick the suspect in the head. victor oquendo has details. >> reporter: it's what happened at the end of this arrest that has people in outrage. down and being handcuffed, watch this miami police officer come running into frame kicking david swaso in the head. >> you didn't have to do all that, buddy. >> reporter: neighbors watching in shock while officers led him away. >> don't resist him, babe. >> reporter: this woman who wants to remain anonymous filming it all. >> the police officer comes running at him and hits him like a football. >> reporter: he was spotted in a stolen car.

when police tried to pull him over he led them on a chase, eventually crashing and taking off running. this video posted on facebook and within hours miami pd taking swift action. saying the video depicts a clear violation of policy. the officer has been relieved of duty, suspended pending investigation. prosecutors opened their own investigation into the officer's actions. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. and another 70 people from that migrant caravan have crossed into the u.s. caravan organizers say that brings the total number who have turned themselves in to authorities to 158. but seeking asylum is a process that could take years. and most of these families will spend months in detention facilities before any decisions are made. and the ceo of nike has assembled its entire staff at headquarters for an apology.

he apologized for internal company cultural issues. it comes amid complaints by some current and former female employees complaining of a boys club culture. students are being helped to do a simple thing. apparently many aren't able to tell time. >> at least not with traditional analog clocks. apparently they are so used to reading digital clocks, they get confused when they look at clocks with faces and hands. >> many schools are replacing analog clocks with digital models. >> we've all been there, somebody asks you for the time, you look back and you have no clue. >> no clue. >> how can you tell clockwise or counterclockwise? that won't make sense. >> yeah. my head is just -- i don't even

know what counterclockwise -- >> mind blown. coming up, we are celebrating us. >> us? >> it's a milestone day in "world news now" history. the past 18 years, lots of people have sat in the anchor chair, but it has one main director. >> sandy shares his top memories. so good to have rob nelson here for the big occasion. ere for the big occasion. you won't want to miss this. you're watching "world news now." and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so, next time don't half-wash it. downy and it's done.

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a bizarre scene unfolded on a busy massachusetts turnpike a bizarre scene unfolded on a busy massachusetts turnpike there. just outside boston. watch as this man stops his car right in front of the school bus in the middle of the highway and jumps onto the bus' hood. the bus driver says the man demanded to know why the bus' windows were so dark. no charges have been filed against that man. >> wow. >> not sure if he got his answer, though. >> aggressive. take a look at this flight attendant who was accused of being, quote, drunk or stoned. passengers on a flight from denver to north dakota were so concerned, one of them went to

the cockpit and told the pilot. the flight was operated by one of united's regional providers. united is investigating. the airline has apologized and compensated the passengers. the flight land safely. the flight attendant was met by police. the suspected golden state killer has lost his bid to stop the collection of more of his dna. prosecutors wanted more fingerprints from him and photos of his body as they continue their investigation. joseph deangelo is suspected in at least a dozen murders and more than 50 rapes between 1976 and 1986. so far he has not entered a plea. for the folks out there who have a twitter account, you may want to change your password. >> twitter is warning all of its users about a potential glitch that exposed a substantial number of passwords. the internal investigation shows no indication of actual breach or misuse by anyone. it's not clear that any

passwords were actually stolen. but since they became vulnerable, they're advising everyone to be on the safe side. >> twitter's just doing a cy -- they're covering themselves. >> yep, yep, yep. coming up, the "world news now" directors cut. >> we're saying farewell to sandy. who knows where all the bodies are buried around here. >> sandy's favorite moments from his 36-year career at abc are coming up next on "world news now." are powerful skincare,s now light-as-air a breakthrough moisturizer whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips

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of "world news now." >> four, three, two. open mics and cue. my name is sandel. i started at abc news in 1982. and i came to "world news now" full time, 1987. >> thank you very much for being here. >> the first anchor team for me first directing on this show was mark mullen and asha blake. director on "world news now" is really different than any other broadcast, because "world news now" is a very different show than any other broadcast. one of the first things i really liked about "world news now" is that you had an opportunity to do everything. it could be anything from balloons to a bubble machine, to a special report. some days you just can't even prepare for that, because someone brings in a rabbit. someone brings in a dog.

we don't look past, it's really what are we doing tomorrow. ♪ "world news now" london '97. we had an anchor who lost his luggage. >> lost two pieces, you know, in a direct flight. how does that happen? >> on the air, he just was killing the airline for a week. >> a garment bag and another bag. my guess is that it never made it across the atlantic. >> and just is still waiting to get that luggage back. ♪ we're coming home we've done our time ♪ >> the city that we love and the budget that we can afford. we're going to do five days in new york city. go to port authority, pizza place. >> this is the forklift segment. >> being at the port authority where right at the top, day one,

he's live, port authority, beautiful banner, "world news now." some guy walks by, and he flips him the you know what. >> that's all for now. >> it ended beautifully enough with a double-decker bus pulling up in times square, and on it were other anchors plus diane sawyer. tony orlando showed up. >> man, what great tv. >> it was a fantastic week. >> and at this hour, emergency crews are still sifting through the tons of rubble, looking for victims of the world trade center attack. >> i don't talk much about 9/11. 9/11 is very sensitive to me. i remember coming in. peter signing off, handing it to elizabeth vargas at that point. >> this is abc news continuing coverage of the terrorist attack on the united states. >> and roger handed me control of the network, and that was a very serious thing. i'll never forget that. it was very important just to get it right and keep the tone.

my favorite shows are the anchor good-bye shows. they're also the most difficult shows to direct. >> today is my last day anchoring world news. >> and i'll tell you, at the end of that day, you're just -- you're just hoping you get it right. ♪ ♪ polka >> and all the folks up in the control room that are pushing buttons right now, thank you guys for being patient. i have loved this experience. >> and all these great people that work here, they truly represent the best of abc news. >> i'm forever grateful. god bless and many, many thanks. thank you all. >> what i'm trying to capture on that day is that anchor, that's their day. and i always said, like, who's giving away the bride? ♪ >> we don't take ourselves too seriously on this show. >> oh! >> that is a great little pillow

there. >> i don't know what that sound was. what does that mean? >> we like to have fun with it. there's not a lot of screaming going on. and you will hear laughter in this control room. >> apparently, on the rim, uranus smells. >> seriously? >> but it really is the talent. the talent on the show, it's their personality that sets the show. what i'm going to miss the most is the relationships. that's the most important thing to me. >> ah! [ applause ] sandy, are you going to florida? >> i'm going to florida. going to retire in florida. >> you and your wife linda? >> running away. >> congratulations on your retirement. >> sandy, it is your day, and we

are eternally grateful for all you've done for this show. thank you, sandy! you've done for this show. thank you, sandy!

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♪ open the mics and cue. >> you know what that music means. it's insomniac time. in sandy's honor, we are checking out two classic movies about retirement. >> of course! first, we are dealing with the clock back to 1985 with albert brooks, "lost in america." they quit their executive jobs in l.a. and set out on the open road to rediscover america and themselves. >> where do you want to go? >> i don't know. ♪ head out on the highway >> you have a reservation? >> well, i just dropped out of

society. i really don't do reservation things anymore. >> what do you think? >> i think if liberace had children, this would be their room. ♪ looking for adventure ♪ in whatever comes our way >> how much is left in the nest egg? >> nothing. give or take a thousand. >> 33 years after its box office debut, "lost in america" is scoring 97% on rotten tomatoes. kirk ellis wrote that it's often too realistic for its own good. but roger ebert, he's still kicking, called it observant and very funny. >> maybe this is more sandy's speed. let's check out "cocoon." it tells the story of aging seniors swimming in an abandoned pool, restoring their lost youth. >> they seem to want what we've got.

well, we have room for you and about 30 more of your friends. >> so you think we're cheating nature? >> the way nature's been treating us i don't mind cheating her a little. >> you will all lead productive lives. >> forever? >> we don't know what forever means. >> so "cocoon" won two oscars, but critics weren't too kind. roger ebert writes, the film lacks any reason to exist. >> i liked siskel better anyway. >> he wasn't subtle about his distaste for the film. >> so, sandy, lots of movies for you to check out. lots of time. so what's going to be the first movie you go see? >> no movies. >> no movies? >> lynn, what's that movie? >> she said she wants to do sunday movies. >> sunday movies.

this morning on "world news now," breaking news from hawaii. >> the country's most active volcano is at it again. right now, it's sending lava into residential areas. evacuations are under way. also this morning, new developments involving the president and that payment. president trump now acknowledges he reimbursed his lawyer for hush money paid to stormy daniels. now abc news is talking to the man whose comment surprised so many. rudy giuliani. and he dubbed himself america's sweetheart during the olympics, but now adam rippon is trying to become america's best dancer. all with a healthy dose of sarcastic sass. and what happened when a restaurant patron accidently

entered their bank pin as a tip on a meal. now they can't get their money back. awkward, friday, may 4th. from abc news, this is world news now. >> that's a double whammy. you just gave a monster tip and somebody else knows your pin. >> luckily, my bank account is pretty empty anyway, so it wouldn't have gone through. >> my pin is 0000. happy "star wars" day. let's begin with breaking news from hawaii where the kilauea volcano is erupting and prompting mandatory evacuations. >> the volcano spilling red lava into a residential subdivision on the big island. the governor has activated the national guard. >> you see those images right there.

you can kind of see the eruption there on that road. >> you can really see it there. >> as that car was turning around. the eruption comes hours after an earthquake measuring 5.0 rocked the area. one of hundreds reported all week long. we spoke to a scientist who specializes in volcanos. >> it began in the subdivision, which is an area in the lower puna district. and that is being completely evacuated because of the danger of this eruption. it's not currently a threat to life, because lava flows are relatively easy to get away from. however, you can't stop these flows. so certainly property and infrastructure are in danger. these lava flows are like bulldozers. they don't really stop for anything in their paths. so houses, agriculture, roads,

power lines and so forth are going to be consumed by this flow and destroyed. >> that video is just incredible. kilauea's been active since 1983. the last time lava threatened this area was in 2014, not a long time ago. >> roughly 200,000 people live on that particular island. even though it's called the big island. but this has been -- look at that one. i guess we're not taking that road. hopefully they've taken that off the gps for now. hope folks are staying safe out there in hawaii. >> yes, please. we're going to continue now with more breaking news from southern louisiana, a massive inferno at a chemical plant. thick black smoke for miles rising into the sky. and residents living within a mile of the plant have been evacuated. officials say the fire started after containers holding flammable chemicals just exploded. it's unclear why those containers blew up. the plant is operated by a

company that provides products and services to the oil and gas industry. and we turn now to the russia investigation and the combative new approach from president trump's revamped legal team. >> rudy giuliani tells abc news there's a 50/50 shot the president would be subpoenaed. and he says he's preparing for that fight. giuliani argues his revelation that the president reimbursed the hush money paid to stormy daniels shields him from campaign finance violations. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: for the first time, president trump acknowledged he reimbursed his lawyer, michael cohen, for the $130,000 payoff to porn star stormy daniels. last month, the president flatly denied knowing anything about the hush money. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> reporter: cohen claimed he paid daniels out of his own pocket. what we didn't know until now, president trump paid him back out of a personal account.

the president's new lawyer, rudy giuliani, broke that news on fox, seeming to surprise even sean hannity, as he argued the payment didn't violate campaign finance law. >> that money was not campaign money. sorry, i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know. it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> so they funneled it through the law firm. >> funneled it through the law firm and the president repaid it. >> oh. i didn't know he did. >> yeah. >> reporter: stormy daniels signed the hush agreement just 11 days before the election. but giuliani insisted the payment had nothing to do with the campaign. >> it wasn't for the campaign. it was to save their marriage as much as their reputation. >> reporter: still, minutes later he suggested the hush agreement was about the campaign after all. >> imagine if that came out on october 15th, 2016 in the middle of the last debate with hillary clinton. >> so to make it go away -- >> cohen didn't even ask.

he made it go away. he did his job. >> reporter: now the white house is facing a crisis of credibility. >> did you know that the president didn't tell the truth? >> again, mayor giuliani has spoken at length about this. both last night and this morning. >> reporter: denials about the hush money are the latest in a long list of statements by the president that have turned out to be untrue. >> when the president and the white house show what appears to be a blatant disregard for the truth, how are the american people to trust or believe what is said here, what is said by the president? >> we give the very best information that we have at the time. >> reporter: rudy giuliani says michael cohen made the payment to stormy daniels to protect the president from personal embarrassment, not political damage. if it was made for political reasons, the payment could have violated campaign finance law. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house.

in the meantime, abc news has learned federal investigators were tracking michael cohen's phone calls. sources say they did not listen in on any conversations, but they could see cohen and who he was calling and who was calling him. even before the fbi raided his office and homes and it's part of a criminal investigation, also looking into possible secret deals to protect trump during the campaign. the white house is not saying if cohen is still the president's attorney. the chaplain of the house of representatives has been reinstated after sending a scathing letter to the speaker. father conroy said he was also told maybe it was time they had a chaplain that wasn't catholic. despite letting conroy keep his job, ryan said his decision was based on doing what was best for the house.

one person is dead after a shooting at a nashville mall. police in riot gear locked down that mall and set up a perimeter as shoppers ran for cover. the tim later died at the hospital. and in northern california, an elderly man allegedly shot two people inside an apartment complex then ran from the scene, prompting an evacuation. police say witnesses spotted him running into an apartment where they later found him dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. one victim died at the hospital, the other in intensive care. it's not clear if the gunman knew the victims. if you have a twitter account, you might want to change your password right now. twitter is warning all 330 million of its users to change their passwords after a glitch exposed a substantial number of passwords internally, several months, actually.

but it also says an internal investigation shows no indication of breach or misuse by anyone. a woman enjoying drinks and chocolate cake with her son left an enormous tip. more than $7500. >> of course it was all a giant misunderstanding. >> oh, not just really good cake? >> no. the russian speaking woman in a german part of switzerland says that she used a debit card and entered her pin number when the machine asked for the tip amount. she took her receipt and went on her way. >> ooh. imagine her surprise when two weeks later her account showed a deduction of nearly $7700. again, that was her pin number, not her intended tip. she says she's still waiting to get her money back. >> you think she changed her pin number? >> to 0001. coming up later in the mix, the super size scrub down. the latest treatment at a california spa, the giant loofah. would you do it?

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well, in today's version of "dukes of hazzard," this carjacking suspect led police through the streets, driveways, and, as they do, he ran, eventually into an elementary school area. the suspect was on probation for armed robbery. but i think he felt sorry. he was found in tears. police say he was under the influence of narcotics. one man is dead and the suspect in custody after a stabbing at an airport. >> a fight in a maintenance area broke out among three frontier airlines cleaning crew members apparently due to an overhead light in the break room.

>> one of the men stabbed another in the stomach. the victim died later at the hospital. no passengers were ever in danger and no flights delayed. now to an emotional sentencing hearing that played out in a florida courtroom for a woman who pleaded guilty to kidnapping a newborn 20 years ago. >> she comes face-to-face with the birth mother. here is eva pilgrim. >> reporter: the woman accused of kidnapping a baby and raising her as her own coming face-to-face with that mother. >> when they brought her to the room, and i held my baby, she was so beautiful. she was so beautiful. >> reporter: gloria williams stole the baby from this florida hospital in 1998 by posing as a nurse. that baby raised for 18 years as alexis until tips led police to south carolina where she was arrested. alexis still calling williams mother. >> i will always love her.

>> reporter: her biological mother emotional about all those lost years. >> there is my child, i am your mother, demejia. i am your mother. >> reporter: alexis is still trying to get to know her family. her biological mother asking the court to show no mercy. gloria williams is facing up to 22 years behind bars. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> no winners in that case. >> a heartbreaking case. coming up in the next half hour, the high school trying to figure out who keeps using the track as a toilet nabs the suspect in the act. >> what? >> why they're now calling him the pooper-intendent. but first adam rippon tries to show his new moves off the ice. but who can dance better? that's next on "world news now." to show his new moves off the ice. but who can dance better?

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all right, look at adam rippon, self-declared america's sweetheart with his prowess on the dance floor. >> it's been a banner year for the star from the olympics who proudly took a stand for lgbt rights. but he really wants to have fun. and he does with gus kenworthy. >> reporter: from those awesome moves at the olympic games to his front and center role in stars on ice. and now his high-scoring steps on "dancing with the stars." even if you wanted to, you can't escape adam rippon. and, as it turns out, neither can i. adam's skills on the ice got him a bronze medal at the olympics and massive attention, winning over america with his combination of grace, charm and self-deprecating sass. >> i'm like a witch. i keep coming back every year

and every year i get better. when i was out skating i was super focussed that i was going to do my best, so people weren't oh, this is some trash kid who has a big mouth. no, this is a serious athlete who has a big mouth and is trash. >> reporter: i know him as my friend adam who walked next to me at opening ceremonies. one of the things we both have in common besides being olympians, in 2015, we both came out of the closet. what was the reaction you received? >> i think my coming out was a little more under the radar. i had little to no negative feedback or people writing to me, saying, you know, nasty things. basically, the only, like, messages that i would get over and over were like, is this really necessary?

coming from a really small town and feeling like i didn't have many people to look up to as a young kid, i felt like it was necessary. >> you became a role model for the lbgtq community. >> the way you want to be treated is the way you treat other people. not everybody will give you the respect that you think you deserve or want, but it doesn't matter. because you can teach them. if you show someone a little bit of kindness, you can really change their world. >> reporter: he was raised by a single mother. >> that entire month in korea was crazy. it was something i wanted to do my entire life and i'd failed to do two times before. so to have that moment at the olympics was so incredible. >> reporter: on his first night on dancing, adam blew the competition away. >> eight! >> woo! >> reporter: since i taught him

everything i knew on the ice i thought i'd teach him a few dance moves as well. you're going to jump on my back like piggyback, and when i say now, i'm going to flip you into my arms. >> have you tried this with anyone? no, not yet. ready? >> [ bleep ]. oh, wait. i have to flip my legs around. >> are you breathing deeply? [ bleep ]. try to catch me. go. okay, maybe i'll stick to slopes. gus kenworthy in detroit. >> jack, you down for it? come on, i'll spin you. >> i think you guys can do this. i have faith. >> come on. come on. >> all right, barry's going to

be here with a live polka, stick around, everybody. >> come on. come on. >> all right, barry's going to be here with a live polka, stick around, everybody.

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♪ ♪ all right. it is time for "the mix". the first story, we have to put it out there. is this mesmerizing or terrifying? we're taking you to a spa in santa monica, california where they've just introduced a giant loofah. >> it looks like spaghetti. >> it's part of a hunters retreat. you go for an exfoliating scrub and get this loofah to basically sluff off all your skin. relaxing? >> it looks a little bit like torture, but, i mean -- >> you're kind of into it, aren't you? >> i kind of am. she doesn't look stressed out at all. >> no, she doesn't. very relaxed. >> i think i'd be game. somebody who deserves a spa day is our director, sandy. leaving after 36 years.

>> barry is live in the control room for a special polka. >> we were in some tight spots, but, i feel like i'm in a shooting gallery here like a duck. one more time for sandy. >> yay! ♪ ♪ started here as a d.a. ♪ long ago back in the day ♪ that's the panfell polka. one of the first things you heard ♪ ♪ what's window of the bird ♪ that's some satellite jargon what a talent, what a gift ♪ ♪ the spielberg of the late night shift ♪ ♪ that's the panfell polka ♪ everyone sing ♪ that's the panfell polka

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this morning on "wor this morning on "world news now," new indications that north korea may soon release three american hostages. that's before a possible summit between president trump and kim jong un. also breaking right now, hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate their homes due to volcano eruption in hawaii. we're tracking the latest from the big island. and new this half hour. the case of the mystery pooper. >> the high school sets up a sting to find out who's been unlawfully dumping by the track. the alleged culprit? well, it came as a big surprise. >> they had two suspects. they picked the number two one. ♪

rihanna and drake have worked together over the years, fans often hoping for a love match. riri saying some things that might get drake all up in his feels again. >> uh-oh. >> you used to call me on your -- you, used to. is my phone still on? i'm saying we used to be friends on this may 4. from abc news, this is "world news now." ♪ >> i'm sorry. >> riri. >> i wasn't paying attention to anything you were saying. i was still thinking about the other story about someone pooping on the school track. what? that really happened. >> this is america 2018. >> we're going to get to the bottom of that one coming up. president trump and members of his team indicate three could be released soon. >> that comes after harsh

accusations from the parents of otto warmbier. his parents say north korea used their son as a political pawn. martha raddatz has more. >> reporter: anticipation that the three american hostages would be released imminently, fueled by the president's new lawyer. >> we got kim jong un interested enough to release three hostages today. >> reporter: the president tweeting the past administration has long been asking for three hostages to be released. only one was taken under obama. the other two who were both teaching in pyongyang were arrested just last year. the state department would not confirm anything about the release of the prisoners, but a local activist has reported that

the men have been moved from a labor camp to a medical facility. otto warmbier died six days after he arrived home. his parents filing a wrongful death suit, accusing north korea of killing their son. the white house says they're not aware of giuliani being involved in the efforts to free the americans. and sarah sanders wouldn't confirm any details of a release or when it might happen, but she said it would certainly be a sign of goodwill on the part of north korea if those americans are freed. martha raddatz, washington. our other top story, the hawaii volcano kilauea is erupting. >> evacuations are under way right now. and the governor has activated the national guard to try to help.

one resident is describing the lava making its way through forestland as a curtain of fire. you see how close it is to some residential areas. another says the sound was deafening, like a jet engine. >> the most recent tremor came hours before measuring 5.0. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you much more in our next half hour. the pentagon is accusing china of targeting u.s. planes with powerful lasers over africa. it has caused eye injuries to two american pilots. the incidents took place over several weeks in the horn of africa. they come amid heightened tensions between the u.s. and china, particularly over trade. president trump is defending his payoff to stormy daniels as he and the white house face allegations of lying to the country.

he confirmed rudy giuliani's claim that he repaid the hush money but insists it doesn't violate campaign finance rules because it was to protect the president from personal embarrassment. tara palmieri has more. >> reporter: despite his denial, the president finally acknowledging that he paid back his attorney for hush money paid to stormy daniels. at the same time, trump denying the affair. this after rudy giuliani recently hired as trump's lawyer described on fox news how the money flowed from the president to his fixer. >> they funneled it through the law firm and the president repaid it. >> reporter: cohen said he used a home equity line to pay daniels in exchange for her silence about an alleged affair with president trump in 2006.

he says it was a legal in-kind payment. giuliani seeming to suggest the trump campaign might have suffered damage if the alleged affair had become public. >> imagine if that had come out in the middle of the last debate. cohen made it go away. he did his job. >> reporter: sarah sanders forced to explain why for months cohen acted independently of the president. >> this wasn't something known but later learned. again, we give the best information possible at the time. >> reporter: sarah sanders learned about the payment by watching giuliani on fox news. >> an interesting revelation there. the chaplain of the house of representatives is back on the job after rescinding his resignation. father patrick conroy stepped down last month at the request

of the house speaker paul ryan who said he had received complaints about the priest's ministry. the priest fired back suggesting it was about his prayer warning about the tax reform. state lawmakers in missouri plan to hold a special session that could lead to impeachment of their embattled governor. greitens is facing a charge of sexual misconduct. the special session is may 18 just days after he goes on trial for invasion of privacy stemming from an extramarital affair. former tv anchor charlie rose is facing a slue of new sexual allegations. the "washington post" reports 27 more women have stepped forward accusing rose of sexual harassment. the paper also says cbs management was told about rose's alleged behavior three times.

that contradicts the network's claim that says it was surprised last fall. rose calls the report unfair and inaccurate. and bill cosby has been expelled from the organization that hands out academy awards. he was voted out by the group's governors after being convicted of sexual assault last week. director roman polanski was also voted out. 70-year-old martin winterkorn is indicted for conspiring to coverup the stroke volkswagen scandal. but it is largely to be symbolic. as a german citizen, he's expected to seek protection under german extradition laws. students are expected to return to class after teachers

in arizona ended their strike. teachers were awarded a 19% raise over the next three years and reverses some recession-era cuts. we are following a line of storms this morning centered around the upper midwest and stretching into the northeast. but as abc's rob marciano explains, the worst of the severe weather is heading out. >> you see it stretching across the hudson and into connecticut. luckily, this is a weakening phase. we will have storms but not as severe as they have been the past couple days. and another day of peak temperatures near 90. that would be the first official heat wave. rob marciano, new york. and anybody debating whether dogs are clever is going to want to take a look at this next video.

>> this dog is very good at hide-and-seek, shall we say? >> tasha, where are you? tasha? [ laughter ] >> tasha, tasha, where are you, tasha? tasha. >> wait for it. >> this game of hide-and-seek goes on and on. every time he opens the door. tasha hides behind the flowerpot. and every time he closes it again, she pops her head right back up. >> i've watched that video so many times. >> i think tasha does not want to come back in. she is unaware both her owners are totally on to her. coming up, kevin hart's close call on a runway, why he and his friends are feeling lucky this morning.

and we'll reveal why the head of a new jersey school district has been named the pooper-intendent. plus we're taking you behind the scenes. a live picture as we celebrate one of the guys who makes it all happen. the guy that has made it all happen. not brian. >> brian, get out of the way. >> move! it's our director sandy at the control for two decades. he signs off today. you're watching "world news now." anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer

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vicks sinex... breathe on. all right, hold onto your breakfast, everyone. this next story is about to get interesting. >> have to drink something. >> a new jersey school was looking for a so-called mystery pooper. i said mystery pooper. somebody was defecating next to the school's track on a daily basis. >> i'm going to need a bigger -- okay, so with the help of police, school officials set up a sting and caught the alleged pooper in the act, because they don't know that it's him for sure. the suspect? their boss. the superintendent of the

district. wabc's toni yates can barely keep a straight face during this one. >> reporter: we talked to a lot of people today, and it has a lot of people saying what the heck and why? the school started monitoring that track and field area and quickly nabbed a suspect. he is still being paid while he takes administrative leave from his role as superintendent of kenilworth schools. he lives a few miles from holmdel high school where police have been trying to figure out who had been relieving themselves at and near the football field and track. they announced on the facebook page that they caught the culprit in the act. he was identified as tramaglini, who is 42 years old. the school district announced his paid leave on its page,

assuring faculty, staff and students that the district will continue its responsibilities without interruption. we spoke to these ladies on the track team who used the field regularly. >> it's something that a kid would do. but i was like, oh, a grown man. >> reporter: were your coaches like concerned about this? and concerned about you guys' safety, because they didn't know what was going on at that point? >> honestly, our coaches laughed along with us, the whole situation is so ridiculous. >> we know a lot of districts are trying to save money, maybe he was trying to fertilize the grounds. >> he was a superintendent, how did he not get a whiff of the whole sting operation? >> well played. well played, my friend. >> yeah. that was -- >> they must have skipped over him and gone to the number two instead.

coming up, rihanna teaches us some makeup techniques. and kevin hart risks his life for a nba playoff game. "the skinny" is next. >> poop jokes. "the skinny" is next. >> poop jokes.

♪ skinny we are leading off "the skinny" with a scare for kevin hart. >> a tire on his private jet blew out while he was leaving to go to a nba game. the plane fishtailed like crazy, but nobody was hurt. and he and his buddies are thankful for that. >> and a different friend has been charged with trying to blackmail hart with alleged sex tape. so somehow almost being in a plane accident isn't the worst thing to happen to hart. >> remember when he was bounced from the stage at the super bowl is after the eagles won? >> yes, yes. >> maybe he's trying to make a comeback, see, i still go to big

sporting events. >> they allow me to go to big sporting events. >> just not on the stage. next two big music stars. it seemed like they couldn't be any closer. literally. they're pretty close. >> get a room, guys. well, now, however, rihanna has just shed some light on the status of their relationship, whoa. it's beyond complicated. she said including how she really feels about the moment, drizzy gushed over her while presenting her with a michael jackson vanguard award. >> she's someone -- she's someone i've been in love with since i was 22 years old.

she's one of my best friends in the world. all my adult life, i've looked up to her, even though she's younger than me. >> here's what she just told "vogue." quote, having the energy around me and knowing the people who have received the award in the past made it a big deal. wading through that speech was probably the most uncomfortable part. i don't like too many compliments. >> so it wasn't really an attack. she said we don't have a relationship now, but we're not enemies either. it is what it is. >> they don't even have a friendship. >> and here's how champagne pappy can cover up his tears. using rihanna's personal makeup routine. in this video for "vogue", she admits when she's getting made up by a pro she still prefers to do some things herself. >> are you going to teach riri how to do the smoky eye? to do the smoky eye?

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♪ ♪ come on, kenny, bring it in. >> that's a live look at our control room there. we'll explain to you why we're looking at that. that guy who took my hair tips. hard to believe another week, though, has flown by, and if you blinked, you might have missed it. but don't worry, kanye west will likely say something outrageous next week. >> but we also got into this with paul williams. here now our weekly friday rewind. >> several crew members killed. >> the military c-130 fell out of the georgia sky, nosedived into the ground and burst into a ball of flames and smoke. nine service members on board are dead and were on their way to arizona, flying a 60 year old

plane into retirement. >> anytime we lose any of our brothers and sisters in arms it's devastating. >> now the latest on the crisis at the border where a caravan of immigrants are seeking asylum. >> tonight that standoff at the mexican border intensifying. they had made a 2,000-mile month-long trip from southern mexico on buses, trains and foot. border protection officials telling abc news not a single asylum seeker has been processed. >> president trump is tweeting about that bombshell from his lawyer rudy giuliani. >> the president's attorney revealing the president repaid his personal attorney, michael cohen for facilitating that $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. >> it's not campaign money. >> the justice department and the federal election commission already looking into how the payment was handled.

>> kanye west and the backlash over his comments on slavery. >> when you hear about slavery for 400 years. for 400 years? that sounds like a choice. >> facing immediate backlash from tmz staffers. and getting near unanimous outrage on social media, one person tweeting, to say slavery is a choice is not only deluded but insensitive. >> it is may 3rd. we have finished. >> da, da, da, da. >> we are done with the cold. so it's a party. thank you, paul. it's been great. thanks. >> excuse me? excuse me? >> yes. >> you all are experts when it comes to journalism. but let's try to leave the forecasting to the pros. >> he's fightin'. >> oh, and he fought back. but again, it's an emotional day here as we say good-bye to our friend and colleague, our director sandy is retiring after 36 years at abc. >> he's the one who makes everything run smoothly behind

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good luck to you both. making news in america this morning, volcano emergency. evacuations overnight on the big island of hawaii after a powerful earthquake. the kilauea volcano erupting. lava flowing through streets toward homes. >> these lava flows, they're like bulldozers. they don't really stop for anything in their path. >> the new images coming in. the showdown between president trump and special counsel robert mueller takes a new combative turn. this morning the odds of mueller hitting trump with a subpoena and the new scathing editorial from "the wall street journal" blasting the president's public deceptions. a nasa science competition sabotaged. three high school girls advance to the finals. >> we always say, you know, we're the new generation of